tasse

IPA: tˈæs

(chiefly in the plural) A piece of armor for the hips and thighs: one of a set of plates (each being of one piece or segmented) hanging from the bottom of the breastplate or from faulds.

Examples of "tasse" in Sentences

I use TPA's releases, and the Tasse report to beef up the article.
It appeared in the _Museum_, 1790. tassie = _a cup_; _Fr. _ 'tasse'
A tasse de café is a cup of coffee (i.e., a cup containing coffee).
While a "tasse à café" is the coffee cup itself (with nothing in it).
Tasse went on to win the councillor position in the municipal election.
No, no ... it's all about the demi-tasse of piping hot, pitch black espresso for him.
Entasser... yes, that makes more sense, I thought, noticing how "tasse" cup finds its way into the word.
Entasser ... yes, that makes more sense, I thought, noticing how "tasse" (cup) finds its way into the word.
Je vous souhaite un tres joyeux anniversaire ... que vous soyez heureux toujours and que Kristin vous apportiez une tasse de cafe tous les matins!
Once I have micro-waved the milk and filled each tasse* with coffee, it is time to remember whose is whose, that is, which cup of coffee is his (more milk, less hot) and which is mine